In sustainability there is no such thing as a mass answer, but instead a mass of appropriately scaled, creative, dynamic, emerging and engaging answers. A new video from the Puma Sustainable Design Collective held earlier this year collates a series of evening talks (including one by me!) which shows this diversity. Called ’50 Ways of Working Sustainably’ the video aims to generate a deeper understanding of the relationships between the products and systems we design – their social, ecological and economic impacts. Hosted by Dr Jonathan Chapman (Reader in Sustainable Design at the University of Brighton), with key speakers including Dr Kate Fletcher (Reader in Sustainable Fashion, London College of Fashion), Fiona Bennie (Dragon Rouge) and Nick Gant (University of Brighton).
The 50 WAYS OF WORKING icons representing the creation of products, their processes and thinking. Progressive and inspiring, these talks acknowledge the enormity of the challenges surrounding sustainability with energy and positivity.
Click here to link to the video on vimeo. Use the password: md101
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[…] “In sustainability there is no such thing as a mass answer, but instead a mass of appropriately scaled, creative, dynamic, emerging and engaging answers. (…) Called ’50 Ways of Working Sustainably’ the video aims to generate a deeper understanding of the relationships between the products and systems we design – their social, ecological and economic impacts. The 50 WAYS OF WORKING ICONS representing the creation of products, their processes and thinking. Progressive and inspiring, these talks acknowledge the enormity of the challenges surrounding sustainability with energy and positivity.” – Kate Fletcher […]